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However, the cell wall structure may still have been altered favorably for enzymatic hydrolysis as more xylan was released from the HT-treated samples than from the untreated samples during the subsequent enzymatic hydrolysis (Table  3).

Better understanding of these mechanisms will inform development of immunotherapy approaches that may favorably alter the tumor microenvironment and ultimately improve patient outcomes.

Conclusions: The results of this small pilot study suggest that doxycycline may favorably alter the outcome of patients with small AAA.

The lack of effects observed in this study suggests that these antimicrobials require administration at greater doses to favorably alter rumen microbial fermentation.

Scanning beyond the current game to claim value normally focuses on a parallel set of questions: Are there additional bidders or parties who could favorably alter BATNAs in other ways?

How close she can return to her former dominating self is again the great unknown, but there seemed to be an eagerness to believe that the next few days could favorably alter Vonn's condition.

The Herschel-Quincke (H-Q) tube phenomenon has been applied to favorably alter the performance of the Fork muffler (or dual muffler) by interconnecting the two halves of the fork muffler system by means of a tube (H-connection).

The antiparkinsonian potential of A2A antagonism has been boosted further by recent preclinical evidence that A2A antagonists might favorably alter the course as well as the symptoms of the disease.

One mechanism to support the potentially beneficial effects of estrogen in the brain for postmenopausal women potentially involves the hormone's ability to favorably alter the processing of amyloid-precursor protein (APP), believed to play an important role in the pathobiology of Alzheimer disease (AD).

We conclude that broth inoculated as an adjunct to direct plating seldom yields results that favorably alter patient management and could be omitted for most specimens without compromising patient care.

We hypothesized that transplantation of umbilical-cord blood from unrelated donors before the development of symptoms would favorably alter the natural history of the disease among newborns in whom the disease was diagnosed because of a family history.